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I'm making a simple point that the police don't need to raid houses with tanks becaues someone is smoking pot. This thread is informing us that the police are equpping themselves like the national guard so to speak. Where do you get off with offering meth addict pictures? I have intimate experience with violent slobbering drunks - what is your point?You mean the drug war - please enlighten us.How many photos of meth addicts would you like me to post? I would rather not. Marijuana is only of type of narcotic. There are many others. Many cities, and small town, are becoming littered with needles. What to reduce healthcare costs? Make serious efforts to reduce the drug problem in this country.
Just to give a single source: Thirty Years of America's Drug War I can look up others if you want something specific.
President Nixon originally coined the phrase, "War on Drugs."
Duped, you talk about alcohol and marijuana and people doing stuff to their own bodies, that is a whole different topic than drug cartels operating in small towns in Arkansas and the outskirts of Atlanta. (It is actually the same topic in ways but that later.) Why did law inforcement sell 2,500 asssault rifles to cartel member if they are worried about themI will just lump it all into one reply here. Matthew is spot on here. Whitehall makes a good point that "police state" is far from anything we have in this country. On the liberal media authorizing stuff however I am not so sure.
A final point on police and criminals with guns. There is the case of the fully armed and armored bank robber but most of the time police are not fired upon with assault rifles. However every time police find these kinds of weapons at crime scenes it makes them just a little more nervous that the next time they knock on a door one of those is on the other side, in the hands of a wacked out drug dealer. The criminals in this country are terrorizing our law enforcement and all those screaming "Second Amendment" can take a little bit of the responsibility for that.
If drugs were legal, the cartels would not be operating in small town!
Why did law inforcement sell 2,500 asssault rifles to cartel member if they are worried about themI will just lump it all into one reply here. Matthew is spot on here. Whitehall makes a good point that "police state" is far from anything we have in this country. On the liberal media authorizing stuff however I am not so sure.
A final point on police and criminals with guns. There is the case of the fully armed and armored bank robber but most of the time police are not fired upon with assault rifles. However every time police find these kinds of weapons at crime scenes it makes them just a little more nervous that the next time they knock on a door one of those is on the other side, in the hands of a wacked out drug dealer. The criminals in this country are terrorizing our law enforcement and all those screaming "Second Amendment" can take a little bit of the responsibility for that.
No, they should pay for it!Why did law inforcement sell 2,500 asssault rifles to cartel member if they are worried about themI will just lump it all into one reply here. Matthew is spot on here. Whitehall makes a good point that "police state" is far from anything we have in this country. On the liberal media authorizing stuff however I am not so sure.
A final point on police and criminals with guns. There is the case of the fully armed and armored bank robber but most of the time police are not fired upon with assault rifles. However every time police find these kinds of weapons at crime scenes it makes them just a little more nervous that the next time they knock on a door one of those is on the other side, in the hands of a wacked out drug dealer. The criminals in this country are terrorizing our law enforcement and all those screaming "Second Amendment" can take a little bit of the responsibility for that.
Do you think CVS should just let people have whatever they want from behind the counter without a prescription?
Later, several police officers showed up at the tow company's office to get their cars back. Per protocol, employees of the company asked for proof of ownership of the vehicles. The officers were unable to display any information proving they owned the cars. They left and said they would return later.
Soon after, a group of cops both in uniforms and street clothes returned to the office. Then, according to the lawsuit, Sgt. Andrew Roberts showed his badge to the tow company employees and insisted that was all he needed to retrieve the cars. When the employees didnt comply, they were arrested.
The lawsuit filed by the arrested employees accuses the officers of violating their constitutional rights by detaining them. They say the officers didnt have probable cause to arrest them, and that their rights to due process and protections against unreasonable search and seizures were both violated in the arrest. The lawsuit also claims Sgt. Roberts threatened to arrest the lawyer of the employees for asking questions.
It's all part of the "transformation" of our country you all were duped into voting for...Now we get to live it I guess...it's a damn shame too
Why do you think they're working on downsizing our military so feverishly ?
Obama Civilian Security - YouTube
It's all part of the "transformation" of our country you all were duped into voting for...Now we get to live it I guess...it's a damn shame too
Why do you think they're working on downsizing our military so feverishly ?
Obama Civilian Security - YouTube
They're spending more & more on Militarizing our Police Force. They may be downsizing the Military, but they're doing the exact opposite domestically. Looks like they're preparing for future Wars here at home. It's very disturbing.
